On 14 Apr 2005 07:37:11 -0700, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>H!
>
>I'm using a database and now I want to compress a file and put it into
>the database.
>
>So I'm using gzip because php can open the gzip file's.
>The only problem is saving the file into the database.
>
>The function below does this:
>
In the future it REALLY helps if you post the code that
you used to open and read the file. Otherwise we have
to "guess" what you may of done.
That said, I'll try to guess:
1) Your code shows that you instantiate GzipFile class with
mode "w". I don't know what your data looks like but
normally
What kind of DB? Maybe the field type you're hunting for is a BLOB? Or
perhaps you need to be formatting the string differently than it's
entered (like php's addslashes() or something)?
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I mean it like this.
I must have a variable that includes a file (in this case a .gz file)
for putting that in a database. (never null)
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It's not clear to me what you mean by "the first line" (gzip does not
output a file composed of lines, its output is byte-oriented).
Printing tst.getvalue() is probably not a very useful thing to do, since
it won't do anything useful when the output is a terminal, and it will
add an extra newline
H!
I'm using a database and now I want to compress a file and put it into
the database.
So I'm using gzip because php can open the gzip file's.
The only problem is saving the file into the database.
The function below does this:
- gzip the file [oke]
- get all the bytes with tst.getvalue() [erro
